Abstract
We present a nonconstructive method which uses intersection numbers and linear space theory for proving the existence of projective embeddings of suitable algebraic schemes, and we apply it to establish Chevalley's conjecture that a complete nonsingular variety such that any finite number of points is contained in an open affine subset is projective.
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